catchy

adj.

易记的；易使人上当的；迷人的；

1. We need a new slogan. The old one's not catchy enough.
   我们需要新的口号，旧的不够吸引人。
2. He would have to think up some more catchy names for these designs.
   他必须为这些艺术作品想出几个更吸引人的名字。
3. It's not a very catchy name, is it?
   它是很难记住的名字，是吧？
4. The melodies are catchy, fun to sing.
   旋律让人记住，唱起来也很有趣。

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